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Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium. (IBJ photo/Lesley Weidenbener)
Fans explored the sights and sounds of downtown Indianapolis prior to Monday night's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Pat Rady coached his Cloverdale High School Clovers on Feb. 18 to an 82-73 win over Greenwood Christian Academy.

Journey of a lifetime

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2013 Year in Review

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2012, in snapshots

Carol Morotti, a designer, and Scott Westphal, a sculptor, built rather than bought a vacation home.

Haven along a river

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Broadway tipoff for ”Magic-Bird”

Sarah and Paul Lushin with Bennett, 10, and Addison, 9. Not pictured: Elliott, 29

The Lushin home

The New York Giants won Super Bowl XLVI

Super Sunday

Lucas Oil Stadium is the site of the NFL championship game between the New England Patriots and New York Giants.

Super sights

The Social Media Command Center is a Super Bowl first: Volunteers monitor multiple sources for references to Super Bowl XLVI and Indianapolis.

Putting on our Sunday best

BMG Event Productions' Pat Sechrist mirrors a holographic image of himself over his right shoulder. BMG uses holography to spice up conventions and trade shows.

2011, in snapshots

Jon Arnold took advantage of a rest area in The Badlands of South Dakota in late June to catch up on work after using the first week on the road as a vacation.

On the road

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Out of the drink

The P.R. Mallory complex at Washington and Gray streets employed 1,500 in its mid-20th-century heyday.

Site’s rich history

Pat Koch makes her way through the entire theme park before lunch.

Pat Koch’s life

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Building a tech hub

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Monument Circle brainstorming

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New hope for an old campus

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A watchmaker at work

The coliseum was built in 1939, and during its prime attracted major shows and events, ranging from concerts by the Beatles to Perry Como.

Coliseum at a crossroads

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Exploring China

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Indy Winter Farmers’ Market

In less than three months, administrators at Indianapolis Metropolitan High School decided to implement a school-wide overhaul.

Chartering change

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The year in photos

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Fountain Square

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